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  2. Real Estate Tax | Services | City of Philadelphia

    www.phila.gov/.../real-estate-tax

    The City of Philadelphia and the School District of Philadelphia both impose a tax on all real estate in the City. For the 2025 tax year, the rates are: 0.6159% (City) + 0.7839 (School District) = 1.3998% (total)

  3. Look up your property tax balance - City of Philadelphia

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    Find the amount of Real Estate Tax due for a property in the City of Philadelphia, and make payments on outstanding balances.

  4. Property taxes | Services - City of Philadelphia

    www.phila.gov/.../property-taxes

    Tax information for owners of property located in Philadelphia, including tax rates, due dates, and applicable discounts. To pay taxes, apply for Homestead, or log into your account, visit the Philadelphia Tax Center.

  5. Most Philly homeowners will see a property tax increase in 2025

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    The average homeowner in Philadelphia will see their property tax bill go up by $330 on average in 2025. Mayor Cherelle Parker made the announcement Monday. She said it followed a reassessment of 580,000 properties throughout the city and was not part of a planned tax hike.

  6. Philadelphia’s real estate tax rate is 1.3998% of a property’s taxable value. The entire valuation of a property is not necessarily taxable due to certain exemptions, but more on that below. You can tally up your bill by multiplying your new assessed value by the 1.3998%, or 0.013998.

  7. Real estate tax relief program for Philadelphia homeowners ...

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    PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Applications are now open for a new real estate tax relief program in Philadelphia. The program -- called FORWARD Platform -- will allow families to save up to $500 on...

  8. Philadelphia property taxes are going up. Here's where ...

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    PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Philadelphia homeowners can expect to see increased property tax bills following the city's first property assessment in two years.